Capital City CDJR - Service Center

I bought a Dodge Charger in '09. I got something in my tire, and since my brother-in- law does not do 18" tires, I told my wife "take it to the dealership. It will cost little bit more, but at least we tire, and since my brother-in- law does not do 18" tires, I told my wife "take it to the dealership. It will cost little bit more, but at least we will get a good job". When I saw the repaired tire, I saw a plug. I called the dealership immediately. They said they put in a "patch plug". Ok. Two years later the plug starts leaking (I'm not expecting any warranty, just honesty} my wife brings it in and they said they could only sell us a set of four tires. Suspicious, I told my wife to bring it home. I went to a man that I can trust and he dismounted the tire. What did I see? A freakin plug! The kind that you use offroad. I took the piece of plug that was left to the dealership and the service salesman said that they never did that. 1) there was a plug and not a patch plug. They saved a bunch by not taking the tire off of the rim. 2)The guy in front of me said me they did not use " patch plugs" I grabbed one from another service writer and said: " What the heck Is this?" Caught in a lie, they said that is what they used. I looked at the fibrous loop that could not possibly be the rubber part of the "patch Plug", but a fibrous loop of goo of a plug that did not require dismounting the tire. I told them they should understand why we did not do oil changes and why we were not going to buy the tires they recommended. 3)They still opposed the truth. Customer Is wrong. Don't buy from dishonesty. More